Charming 2/1 home on quiet street in Seminole Heights. Hardwood floors throughout; Features as follows. Nice outdoor utility shed with washer & dryer (as is, will not replace when they expire) with additional storage space. Cedar-lined closet; Security system available. Screened in front porch and large fenced in back yard (with large gate to bring in a boat or RV). Pet friendly home. This has been a rental home for the past 20 years and could use some TLC. We are selling the home "as is" and that is why the price is so good for this type of home in such a great neighborhood. We could easily ask for $10K+ more, but figure there might be someone handy out there that would like to fix it up the way they wanted, so we're passing the savings on to you! Neighborhood Description Seminole Heights is a historic Tampa neighborhood that had it’s beginnings in the early 1900’s, bordered by the avenues of Hillsborough, Central, Wilder & Florida. Many of those early business storefronts are still standing even if the original businesses have faded away. Seminole Heights is today largely defined by the neighborhood’s bungalow architecture. These bungalows reflect various influences from the high-style Craftsman and Arts & Crafts to Florida Cracker & Florida Vernacular architectural influences. It’s not surprising when one considers that Bungalow Architecture was the dominant style of the first quarter of the 20th century and the style was easily adaptable to local materials and influences. Among Tampa neighborhoods, the bungalow became the leading style in Hyde Park and Seminole Heights. It was a style that rejected the elaborate embellishments of Victorian, Gothic Revival and other late 19th century and sought a return to more natural, organic, or simplistic aesthetic. Not so unlike many who today find themselves drawn to these vintage sentinels of a less complicated time of front porches, traditional neighborhoods, and community. Through-out Seminole Heights you can find connections to the history of the City of Tampa. The Mutual Development Company founded by the brothers of Dale Mabry who died in World War I and for whom Dale Mabry Highway is named. Other more contemporary notables with roots to Seminole Heights is former City Council and County Commission member, Jan Platt who grew up on W. Giddens and former 3 term Mayor, Dick Greco who grew up on Shadowlawn.
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